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Shaving with the grain is one of the best things you can do to protect your skin when shaving. Shaving against the grain pulls the hairs away from the skin before slicing through them, causing irritation and increasing the risk of razor bumps from ingrown hairs. But how do you find the grain in order … Continue reading “How Do I Find the Grain When Shaving”

Changing the blade in a double-edge safety razor doesn’t have to be a difficult task. The first thing you need to do is to identify the type of razor that you have, as this will determine the process that you need to go through to replace your blade with a shiny new one. Three-Piece Safety … Continue reading “How to Change the Blade in a Double-Edge Safety Razor”

Shaving with the grain is the best way to get a comfortable and close shave. Although shaving against the grain ensures that the hair is cut off very close to the skin, it increases the risk of razor bumps and skin irritation. Why is Shaving Against the Grain Harmful? When you shave against the grain, … Continue reading “Why You Should Shave With the Grain”

Why do Black Men Get Razor Bumps? Men of all ethnicities can get razor bumps as a result of shaving, but black men seem to suffer from them more often than people of other races. Up to 80% of men who get razor bumps are black. As a result, black men need to be especially … Continue reading “Why Do Black Men Get Razor Bumps?”

Razor bumps (pseudofolliculitis barbae), or razor burn, are small bumps in the skin that develop after shaving. As well as looking like pimples, which can completely spoil the attractive clean-shaven look, razor bumps can also be sore. Over time, these seemingly minor shaving bumps can develop into permanent scar tissue. Causes of Razor Bumps Razor bumps … Continue reading “What are Razor Bumps?”

Razor bumps are red, and often itchy or painful. Although many men suffer from razor bumps, there are steps that you can take to reduce the likelihood of them occurring. As well as carefully preparing the skin for shaving, administering treatment to soothe the skin after shaving is also important for preventing razor bumps. After-shave … Continue reading “After-Shave Lotion and Razor Bumps”

Razor bumps are an uncomfortable and unsightly condition that affect many men. Once you have razor bumps, continuing to shave before they have healed can cause more skin irritation. The good news is that by making some small changes to the way you shave, you can prevent razor bumps from every developing. Using a pre-shave … Continue reading “Pre Shave Oil and Razor Bumps”

Many men suffer from both acne and razor bumps, and it can sometimes be difficult to tell the two conditions apart. Both razor bumps and pimples can appear as angry-looking red bumps on the cheeks, neck, and around the mouth. Many men suffer a great deal of embarrassment as a result of these facial blemishes, … Continue reading “Razor Bumps vs. Acne”

Most men’s grooming and shaving routines have become just that, routine. Most do not take the time to think if their current method of shaving is actually the best for them. The two main methods men use to shave are with electric razors and manual razors. There are distinct differences between the two and depending … Continue reading “Manual vs. Electric Razors”

In recent years, the trend has been for razor manufacturers to pack ever-greater numbers of blades into their razors. But if you are looking for a comfortable shave that helps reduce the risk of your face getting full with razor bumps, you might want to consider using fewer blades. Using a single-blade razor, in combination … Continue reading “Are Single-Blade Razors Better than Multiple-Blade Razors?”

Hyperpigmentation is a condition in which small areas of the skin become darker than the rest. Although anyone can be affected, African-American men are one of the groups that are most likely to suffer from this skin condition. Shaving can increase the risk of hyperpigmentation, particularly if you do not use the right shaving techniques … Continue reading “What is Hyperpigmentation and How to Fix it”

The bald look is becoming very popular, with many young men choosing to shave their heads for a striking and attractive style. Shaving one’s head can lead to many of the same issues as facial shaving, such as razor bumps, skin dryness and irritation, and small nicks or cuts. Using a quality double-edge safety razor … Continue reading “Bald Shaving with a Double Edge Razor”

It’s pretty obvious to most people that black men’s hair is different, both in look and feel. It should then come as no surprise that our hair care should be different as well. Let’s take a look at the reasons. It’s Dry We’ve all heard that black hair in general is dryer than other hair, … Continue reading “How Often Should Men of Color Wash Their Hair?”

Most of us own a pair of clippers, whether it’s for our facial hair, a quick line up, or anything else. It’s important to keep these clean since a nasty pair of clippers on your face just isn’t a good look. Proper maintenance and cleaning of your clippers will also make sure they last, which means spending … Continue reading “How to Clean Your Clippers”

All men want to get the closest shave possible, but they also want to avoid razor bumps, which are a common skin problem caused by shaving. Fortunately, it is possible to get a close shave without razor bumps by following the tips outlined below. Use a Single-Blade Safety Razor, Not a Cartridge Razor Modern multi-blade … Continue reading “How to Get the Closest Shave without Razor Bumps”

Many men who shave regularly know the frustrations that come with getting razor bumps – hairs that remain inside the hair follicle and begin growing into the skin. These ingrown hairs often appear as angry red bumps which can spoil the smart look of a freshly shaven face. Razor bumps (also called razor burn) are … Continue reading “What Home Remedies Work Best to Help Reduce Razor Bumps?”

We like to use pre-shave oil when we shave. It works Here’s why: Have sensitive skin or prone to irritation after the shave? You should eventually be using it too. Pre-shave oil helps softens your beard so that the razor can more easily cut through the hairs. Next time you get to the store to stock … Continue reading “Why You Should Use a Pre Shave Oil”

We cosign aloe-based shave creams. If you’ve been reading some of our posts, you’ll know the type of razor you use makes a real difference to the quality of your shave, but the choice of shaving cream can be just as important. For men who suffer from skin irritation as a result of shaving, then … Continue reading “Aloe-Based Shaving Cream for Men”

Traditionally, a man’s post-shaving routine was to splash some alcohol-based aftershave on their skin and head off to their day at work. What your skin really craves after shaving is moisture, so splashing on a product that will only dry your skin out further is a bad idea. A better approach is to use a … Continue reading “Moisturizer-Based Aftershave vs. Alcohol-Based Aftershave”

Women experience particular problems that result from shaving. Because the parts of the body that women generally shave, such as the legs, bikini area, and underarms, are all prone to dryness or irritation, women need to take especially good care of their skin if they choose to use this method of hair removal. Side Effects … Continue reading “Aloe-Based Shaving Cream for Women”

Women’s razors come in all shapes and sizes, with scented moisturizing strips, ergonomic handles and flowers emblazoned along the sides. If you ask many women, however, their preferred shaving tool is a men’s double-edged safety razor. Why? It makes for a smoother, closer shave that is much more efficient and luxurious, especially for women with … Continue reading “Can Women Use a Double-Edge Safety Razor to Shave?”